It was then time for the contestants to walk the ramp. They walked on glamarous akhiyaan and intro duced themselves. After another round of cat walk the contestants then faced the mostdifficult question answer round which requires spontaneous answers. . The judges, IG (zone Agra) Mr Durga Charan Mishra ,Mrs Nivedita Saini The contestants were judged on presence of mind, confidence, relevance of the answer and communication skills. Most participants answered eloquently and confidently while a few were stumped. After another round of entertainment by the super models and the dancing divas, the contestants were invited on stage again to announce the winners. The May queen Title was clinched by stunning Akanksha , 19 (pursuing BBA). She also scored over others by her intro duction and her befitting reply to the question what do you think gives you an edge over other participants? To which she replied in all humility I think that all the participants are equally lovely and highly talented. I can only say that I am a strong contestant because of my infectious style, my sense of style, my strong value system and my adaptable nature. The titles of Club Princess and club Shehzadi were won by Ms Chinky Singh Boparai and Ms Surabhi Bansal Surabhi thanked her family for motivating her to participate in the pageant. Chinky elatedly hugged her family and gave the credit to her family. it really feels wonderful, felt young again amongst the beautiful girls each one of them was well deserving. It was my family s confidence in me that motivated me to participate. The title winner Club Queen Akanksha said I am on top of the world. I am grateful to m parents for encouraging me. I owe this win to my mom who trained me and polished me for the contest. I am glad I made her proud. The winners were crowned and presented gift vouchers after which they they walked again to a thunderous applause by the spectators.

Several malls that have strata titles have low occupancy. The most important bane of these malls is the absence of proper mall management. And the most significant fall out of this is established domestic and international retailers staying away from the malls all together. The participation of mall management companies streamlines mall operations to a great extent. With 100 percent FDI being permitted in complet ed projects for operation and management of malls shopping complexes, some of these ‘strata title malls’ could have a better future.

Importantly, with 100 percent FDI being permitted in completed projects for malls, some of the foreign funds could buy out the existing small investors or HNIs and get the malls out of strata titles. Interestingly, some of the developers, have in the past as a risk mitigation strategy, sold a portion of the mall to investors and retained majority of the mall space. Some of these developers could very well raise foreign funds to buy out the investors and regain ownership over the malls.

The present National Curriculum Framework (NCF-2005) takes care of any new development and concern in the school level education system. Addressing these concerns, the NCF–2005 follows five guiding principles i.e. (i) connecting knowledge to life outside the school, (ii) ensuring that learning is shifted away from rote methods, (iii) enriching the curriculum to provide for overall development of children rather than remain text book centric, (iv) making examinations more flexible and integrated into classroom life and, (v) nurturing an over-riding identity informed by caring concerns within the democratic polity of the country.
Various curriculum materials developed by the NCERT provide children opportunities to bring experiences in the classroom and also provide scope of infusing arts, heritage craft and work across the subjects at all levels. This helps in developing sensitivity towards all culture. Cultural aspects in education are an integral part of school curriculum at all the stages.

The BSF is being extensively utilised on internal security duties in several states. The force is also deployed over 288.95 km in the Line of Control (LoC) bordering Pakistan and  Besides, it is manning 3,323 It is also entrusted with the duty of manning 4,096.70 kms long India-Bangladesh border

The Prime Minister suggested that all Secretaries visit the place of their first posting for a couple of days, as this would provide them several new insights on policy-making. Shri Narendra Modi called upon the senior Government officers to study the ideas and suggestions being received on the MyGov platform. He said individuals giving good suggestions need to be identified, and teams can be built in this fashion.

Secretaries expressed their views on a range of issues in a free and frank manner. They spoke of the initiatives they had taken over the last five months, and gave suggestions on what could be done in the near future, and beyond. They said they had got a new direction to work for the nation under the leadership of the Prime Minister.

In this context a bio-fuels 2014 conference which was recently held in Delhi on 5^th November, 2014 was relevant for the transport sector.  The theme of the conference was “Energize Growth & Business opportunities in Biodiesel Sector in India”. It provided opportunity for policy makers, researchers, consultants, industry professionals, consumers, manufacturers and sellers from both private and public sector to interact and share their views on a common platform.  The inaugural address was delivered by the Hob’ble Union Minister of Railways, The Hon’ble Union Minister for Shipping Road Transport and National Highways, Rural Development and Panchayati Raj the Hon’ble Minister of State for Railways and Dr. Suresh Prabhu, ex. Power Minister, Government Of India. The meeting was also attended by the Chairman, Railway Board, Member Staff/Member Electrical, Ministry of Railways and other senior officials.  They stressed the importance of alternate fuels especially bio-fuels to reduce oil imports and carbon emissions.

Indian Railways has already conducted trials with 20% blending on diesel engine test bed at RDSO.  Field trials have also been done with B5/B10 and many units like Shakurbasti, Kharagpur, Perambur etc. have manufactured bio-diesel using small plants of upto 2000 literes per day. Railways also tried to plant Jatropha trees along the tracks but were not very successful.

Issues of transportation, blending, storage and dispensing were deliberated during the conference.  The manufacturers gave their prospective on raw material, bio-diesel plants and technology for production.  Singapore based manufacturers JOil provided ideas on how to improve the yield and adopt best practices in production of seeds.  Bio cube from Australia show cased their technology for off grid bio diesel production with zero discharge. The socio-economic impact of bio-diesel was also deliberated upon by looking at linking science, living hoods and polices for sustainable bio fuels.  The conference tried to outline the road ahead for proliferation of bio fuel in the transport and Railway sector.

Railways being the single largest bulk consumer have to set an example in the use of green fuels for sustainable transportation.  These efforts are essential as it is estimated that climate change mitigation and adaptation measures will cost around 5% of the world GDP and the developing countries would be worst affected.

PM said that as neighbors’, they   should also be together in good and bad times. India`s capability and expertise in disaster management will always be available to South Asia. Equally, as we reach out to Indians caught in conflicts and disasters around the world, we will also be there for all our South Asian citizens.

Excellencies, a prosperous SAARC needs the strong foundation of a secure South Asia. If we are sensitive to each other`s security, and the lives of our people, we will deepen friendships, spur cooperation and advance stability in our region.

Nariender Modi talked about the terror attack in Mumbai in 2008, felt  endless pain of lost lives and he told that the SARRC nations should work together to fulfill the pledge to combat terrorism and trans-national crimes.

Information technology has removed all barriers to quality education. India is prepared to connect South Asian students through online course and E-libraries. Set up India`s National Knowledge Network, to SAARC region. The dream of a South Asian University has become a reality in New Delhi. But, to be truly South Asian, it must also have partnerships with at least one university in each SAARC country.

In the area of health, India will meet the shortfall in funds to establish the SAARC Regional Supra Reference Laboratory for TB and HIV. India will  offer the five-in-one vaccine for the children of South Asia. India will support monitoring and surveillance of polio-free countries, and provide vaccines where it might reappear. And, for those coming to India for medical treatment, India will provide immediate medical visa for the patient and an attendant.
In his statement PM said “Let us turn South Asia of flowering hope into a rich field of peace and prosperity”.

The regulatory and grant disbursing functions of the UGC are being reviewed by the UGC Review Committee for fullest realization of the higher learning and research potential in the country.

The Government has constituted a University Grants Commission (UGC) Review Committee on 30th July, 2014 under the Chairmanship of Prof. Hari Gautam, former Chairman of UGC for restructuring the UGC and reshaping its educational leadership and regulatory role to address imperatives and challenges in the higher education sector for fullest realization of the higher learning and research potential in the country.